Towing – G1 Practice Test

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13. If you want to back up your vehicle with a trailer to the right, where should you steer then?

To the right

To the left

Towards the center of the vehicle

None of these

12. What are the important things that your trailer must-have?

A white license plate light, and a red tail light

Two red reflectors at the rear of the trailer as far as possible

Two yellow clearance lights at the front of the trailer

All of the above

2. Can you carry a person in a trailer when it is being towed?

Yes, you can carry up to 10 people

No, you can not carry any passenger

Yes, you can carry 3 passengers

None of these

9. A sudden stop can cause your trailer to jackknife or slide sideways. To avoid sudden stops, what should you do?

You should increase the following distance between you and the vehicle ahead

Avoid driving in the fast lanes

Always drive slow

Both a & b

11. What should you check before starting with the trailer?

Trailer hitch, wheels, tires, lights, load distribution, and load security

The power of the engine of your vehicle

The weather

The traffic present on the road

8. Is it allowed to tow more than one trailer behind a non-commercial vehicle?

Yes

Only under some circumstances

None of these

4. How should you settle load in the trailer if it is designed to carry the loads?

Most of the loads should be placed in front of the trailer axle

Most of the loads should be placed behind the trailer axle

Most of the loads should be placed in the middle of the trailer

D You can place it anywhere, it doesn’t disturb the balance

14. How should you turn right at an intersection while towing a trailer?

When you are close to the intersection, travel near the left edge of your lane without crossing or extending any part of your vehicle or trailer into the next lane.

When you are close to the intersection, travel near the centre edge of your lane without crossing or extending any part of your vehicle or trailer into the next lane.

When you are close to the intersection, travel near the right edge of your lane without crossing or extending any part of your vehicle or trailer into the next lane.

There is no specific way to make a right turn at an intersection.

6. In which direction should you turn the steering wheel while backing a trailer?

Turn the steering wheel right to go right. Turn the steering wheel left to go left.

Keep the steering wheel in the middle to go left.

C Keep the steering wheel in the middle to go right.

Turn the steering wheel right to go left. Turn the steering wheel left to go right.

10.

3. Does a trailer require registration?

Yes

Only for a trailer weighing more than 4,500 kilograms

None of the above

11.

5. What things should be done when being towed by a tow truck or another vehicle?

A You should take control over your vehicle when being towed

Someone must sit in the disabled vehicle and use the brakes to keep the tow cable tight.

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Both b and c

12.

15. Why is it difficult for you to pass other vehicles when driving with a trailer?

Because you cannot accelerate as quickly as without a trailer

Because you need more time and room to pass

Because of the turbulence the trailer is producing

Both a & b

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10. What should you do if you are towing a trailer and traffic builds behind you?

You should not bother and continue on your route.

You should find a safe place to stop off the road to allow others to pass.

You should slow down and allow others to pass.

All of the above.

14.

7. What should you do as soon as your trailer is through the turn safely?

As soon as your trailer is through the turn safely, steer the vehicle into the right of your lane.

As soon as your trailer is through the turn safely, steer the vehicle into the left of your lane.

As soon as your trailer is through the turn safely, steer the vehicle into the centre of your lane.

You can turn wherever there is space.

15.

1. To tow a trailer in Ontario, you must have

a valid driver’s license

a large vehicle

a Trailer

an insurance liability certificate

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Prepare for towing situations with Towing, a free G1 practice test that covers the rules and safety precautions for towing trailers, boats, and other vehicles in Ontario. This quiz includes topics like weight limits, hitching, braking, signaling, and safe maneuvering while towing.

This quiz is part of the complete G1 practice test series. For comprehensive preparation, also review related quizzes:

Dealing with Emergencies
Changing Positions
Driving Along
Traffic Lights & Pavement Markings

All questions are based on the latest Ontario Driver’s Handbook, ensuring accurate preparation for your G1 test. For official reference, check the Government of Ontario handbook: (ontario.ca/handbook).

Start the quiz below to learn safe towing practices and ensure you are ready to pass your Ontario G1 knowledge test confidently.

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